Boston Jr. Rangers‘ 1st year right wing Samuel Lyons(13) is heading to the school of his choice, his Green Bay residence, Milwaukee School Of Engineering Raiders to finish out the season and start his college life.
The 6’2″ 185 lbs. forward played 23 USPHL/NCDC games, scoring 5 goals and 8 assists.
He started 2024/2025 with Watertown Shamrocks, getting 2 goals in 4 NAHL games, but decided to leave for the east coast team.
The 20-year should be a good home addition.
Westfield State University Owls‘ freshman right wing Louis Ouellet(22) holds a team tied for 2nd in points with 2 goals and 5 assists in 11 games.
The 6′ 178 lbs. forward from Baie-Comeau, QC did 1 USPHL Premier season for Gatineau Universel, basically breaking scoring with 15 goals and 38 assists in 44 games, so what he is doing is little surprise.
Just 20-years old, he is getting started quite nicely.
New England College Pilgrims‘ senior left wing David Novotny(91) has always scored decently with his best run coming as a freshman, scoring 10 goals and 8 assists.
In 10 games this season, he has a team leading 4 goals and 3 assists, so is on mark to pass his highs.
The 5’11” 165 lbs. forward from Boca Raton, FL did his high school in the northeast and played 1 year of EHL juniors with Seahawks Hockey Club before committing.
He’s 23-years old and will definitely be an interesting next watch.
Seahawks Hockey Club 2nd year defenseman Thomas Plamondon(5) has a new junior best 5 goals in just 25 games and has a new high 13 assists and 18 points.
The big 6’4″ 207 lbs. blue liner commits to the new D3 hockey program at St. John Fisher University Cardinals for 2025/2026.
From Montrel, QC, the 20-year had already come down this way for USHS-Prep and will likely fit in quickly with his new college club.
South Shore Kings‘ 2nd year defenseman, captain Jason Zaccari(20) commits to Trinity College Bantams for 2025/2026.
With 3 goals and 14 assists in 16 USPHL/NCDC games this season, he has an eye on surpassing that 5 and 30 junior mark he set last year.
From Santa Ana, CA, the 21-year old came east for high school and better youth hockey, which has looked to work its magic.
New York Applecore 1st year goalie Liam Lane(33) commits at Western Connecticut State University Wolves for 2025/2026, where they will start a new D3 hockey team.
The big 6’3″ 185 lbs. net minder played 2 seasons in the USPHL Elite and Premier before coming over to the EHL.
From Denver, CO, the 20-year old will need to pull back together his game after playing on a team that struggled to score goals and win.
Connecticut College Camels‘ freshman right wing Jack Houser(22) has 1 goal and 3 assists in 8 games with a +3 rating.
The 6’1″ 209 lbs. forward did 2 years of USPHL/NCDC juniors at Connecticut Jr. Rangers, blowing up scoring in his 2nd season.
From Arlington, MA, the 21-year old is getting himself settled quick.
6th year center Zach White(5) gets traded from single year team Worcester Railers to Greenville Swamp Rabbits for 2024/2025.
He twice had really good seasons with Iowa Heartlanders.
The 5’7″ 150 lbs. former Curry College Colonels‘ senior captain started his pro career with a solid frame in France2, scoring big.
He came back during the COVID season and agreed to terms with Carolina Thunderbirds of the FPHL.
From Milford, CT, the 28-year old has worked his game up nicely.
In 6 games, he scores no points and is dished to Fort Wayne Komets for future considerations.
2nd year NAHL defenseman for New Jersey Titans, Odie Ford(21), acquired in a trade, has committed to Tennessee State University Tigers for 2025/2026.
The 6’2″ 174 lbs. blue liner looks to play more games, has already tied his goals and should do more in assists and points this season.
From Freeport, NY, the 20-year old will do well in the new D1 college hockey program.
Nichols College Bison senior right wing Josh Dickson(19) is off to a college scoring best with 4 goals and 4 assists in 9 games to start 2024/2025.
he had 7 goals and 5 assists as a sophomore.
The 6’1″ 216 lbs. forward from Port Perry, ON put up big numbers in the NOJHL for Timmins Rock before school.
It would be little surprise to see the 24-year old extend a year.
